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...detectives routinely research a variety of crimes, but much of the casework involves incidents of petty theft or grand larceny...
...request-only program. These meetings, hosted by the peer-counseling groups on campus, served to start discussions in entryways about these important topics and made known the resources available for students dealing with these issues. If first-years must attend a 15-minute police informational on bicycle theft, they ought to be mandated to attend sessions on issues they or their friends will undoubtedly grapple with. This is one area where first-years ought not have a choice--the Dean's office should make these sessions mandatory again. Our administration must spend more time not only vocalizing the school...
Merle E. and Regina M. Banaszak left Cambridge dismayed last month, the victims of a camera theft. But David D. Kuo '99 turned things around, leaving them with a favorable impression of the city and the University...
...still had their fake guns drawn. "The guy looked around and dropped his bag," says RICHARD BELZER (Detective John Munch). "We all just looked at him. Then he realized it was TV and looked really embarrassed." Security guards handed him over to the real cops, who charged him with theft. His haul? Kodak film and Q-Tips...
...numbers after ever decreasing course hours. That's one of the reasons the NCAA is finally looking into granting intercollegiate athletes, many of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds, some financial relief. Other reasons are their susceptibility to glad-handing agents and boosters, the alarming number of incidents of petty theft and hostility involving jocks--just check today's sports section--and the isolation of athletes from the rest of the campus. "I would love to see college athletes have a little spending money," says Archie Manning, Peyton's father and a quarterback legend at Ole Miss a quarter-century...